Fresh Finds
Vendors This Week
Enjoy all of the local goodness—fresh veggies, pasture-raised meats, artisan cheeses, eggs, sourdough bread, mushrooms, locally roasted coffee, olive oil, sweets, pickles, granola, local honey, healthy ready-to-eat meals, soaps, dog treats, and more.
Produce Highlights:
Flower bouquets, snap peas, green garlic, zucchini, strawberries, last of the asparagus, spinach, turnips, beets and radishes, leafy greens, including bok choy and arugula, lettuces, spring onions, microgreens, herbs, and more!
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Mark Your Calendar
Food Pantry Collection
Vendor Highlights
WFM Welcomes SNAP EBT
Thank you to our Sponsors!
Donate local food and household items weekly at the Wrightstown Farmers Market to help support the Penndel Food Pantry. Since October 2022, generous market customers have helped provide thousands of pounds of food and hygiene products through the weekly efforts of dedicated volunteers Kathy Masulis and Charlie from Singles Volunteers of Bucks County. They share that pantry clients especially appreciate fresh, practical items like salad greens, carrots, apples, broccoli, bread, and frozen meats.
It's Lion's Mane-ia at Primordia Farm.
Have you ever tasted fresh Lion's Mane?
Besides being packed with nutrients, Lion's Mane (which looks a bit like cauliflower) has many uses. The most popular are the vegan crabcake, or faux-fish tacos. Also great sliced into "steaks" and roasted. They will also have powdered Lion's Mane available.
Father's Day Blend is here — and it's debuting at the Market this Saturday! Grab yours early with a pre-order at www.FreshCoffeeScoop.com. Follow along and stay updated at
linktr.ee/thecoffeescoop
For centuries, Pennsylvania has had a rich brewing and cider-making tradition. This week, they are bringing a small piece of that history back in celebration of America’s 250th birthday. The result is a trio of beverages inspired by Pennsylvania’s earliest days.
🍺 Alice's Swankey Ale
🍺 Penn's Apple Ale (Colonial Graf)
🍎 1681 Hard Cider
Each one tells a different story from Pennsylvania's past while showcasing ingredients sourced right here in Bucks County. All 3 of these, plus a selection of other beers, will be available at the market this weekend.
Kids Activity
Antojitos Mexicanos Maritity, Burek by Zeni, Helpful Foodie, Picaflor Empanadas, Smell the Curry.
Musical Guest
John Sonntag
June 27: Welcome the First Summer Weekend
For the Kids: Nature Bracelets
Musician: Christine & Co
July 4th: 🇺🇸 Happy 250th Birthday, USA! 🇺🇸
For the Kids: Red, White and Blue Cupcake Decorating & Monster Bubbles
Musician: Michael Ronstadt, Matthew Gordon, and Serenity Fisher
July 11th: We’re Celebrating Ice Cream Month!
Giant Ice Cream Sundae Making - Free Tanners Ice Cream & Toppings 10:30 AM
For the Kids: Butter Making Fun
Musician: Back Porch Jugband
Pop-Up Market Sponsor: Tami Bronstein, Medical Herbalist-Physiologist
Donations Welcome
SUPPORT AND SPONSORSHIP
Running a market like ours takes a lot behind the scenes.
Contributions help cover things like market operations, community programming, and
significantly increased site costs this season—helping us avoid passing those increases on to our farmers.
If you’re interested in supporting the Wrightstown Farmers Market—whether through
sponsorship or a small donation—we’ve made that easy to do here.
Market Happenings
Wrightstown Farmers Market proudly accepts SNAP/EBT.
Visit the green Welcome Tent to use your SNAP/EBT benefits on fresh, local foods—and we’ll match your dollars up to $25 to help stretch your budget. You can also stop by our Good Food Giving Board, a “give what you can, take what you need” board with market bucks in various denominations. To learn more about SNAP eligibility, please call:
National: 1-800-221-5689
Bucks County: (215) 781-3300
PSA - Catastrophic Stone Fruit and Apple Crop Loss
This is to inform you that all farmers in Bucks County (including Solebury Orchards and Solly Farm), in Pennsylvania and New Jersey (and into New England), have lost 100% of their peach crop, all stone fruit (cherries, plums, nectarines), all or most of their pear crop and the majority of their apple crops due to the several late freezes following 90 degree days that caused trees to bloom early, combined with weeks of cold weather. Blueberry bushes have suffered some freeze damage and crop yields will be much less this year as well. This is a catastrophic, once in a generation crop loss event.
Farming is challenging on a good day but this year’s unusual weather events combined with elevated fuel and input prices, have made farming more difficult than seen recently. We must appreciate our farmers and the food they grow for us more than ever before. We know you will understand and support them at our market.
Our parent organization, the Bucks County Foodshed Alliance, is raising funds for our Bucks County tree fruit farmers to help mitigate losses. Any support you can provide is much appreciated. Here is the link to donate:
Local Tree Fruit Farmers Need Your Support
Ready to Eat Food Vendors
Note:
Scroll Down to Vendor Highlights to learn about some of our vendors special offerings for this week.
The vendor map for the week is available on our website each Friday morning.
Pop-Up Vendors
Bubbly Goat
Peonies, Petals & Posies
Picaflor Empanadas
River Horse Studios
The Newtown Studio
Honey Bee Yoga with Jeanette
Join Jeanette of Little Yogis for a playful, nature-inspired kids yoga adventure where little yogis can bloom and buzz through movement, imagination, and fun! Children will stretch, fly like busy bees, explore calming breathwork, and connect with the magic of nature through creative yoga play. A joyful experience designed to encourage movement, mindfulness, confidence, and connection in a fun and welcoming farmers market setting. Feel free to bring a towel or little mat.
Annual Farm Tours
Saporito is back after a brief reprieve and ready to continue bringing fresh flavors to the Wrightstown Market!
This week's featured special is Duck Egg Pappardelle, a rich, silky pasta made in small batches and available in limited quantities. If you've been curious about the difference duck eggs make, this is the week to find out—but come early, as once it's gone, it's gone.
They will have a limited supply of the new gluten-free pasta, developed in response to customer requests and now making another appearance at the market. If you've been waiting to try it, be sure to stop by before it sells out.
As always, you'll find Saporito's fresh handmade pasta, housemade marinara, and vinaigrettes designed to make simple meals shine.
♻️ Don't forget: Return your Saporito dressing bottles and receive $1 off your purchase. It's their small way of saying thank you while helping reduce waste.
This week's amazing special is Moussaka!
This week Rolling Hills Farm will have the last of their strawberries and asparagus. Also: broccolini, chard, kale, cucumbers, green beans, summer squash, beets, kohlrabi, broccoli, head lettuce, bagged greens plus tons of microgreens.
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